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Commentary: Essential Capability, Smart Acquisition, Priority Investment
The US Air Force’s award of its new Long-Range Strike Bomber to Northrop Grumman was important for many reasons
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Commentary: US Is More Secure Without New, Nuclear-armed Cruise Missile
The Obama administration wants to build a new aircraft-launched, nuclear-armed cruise missile—the Long-Range Standoff Weapon (LRSO)—which will be significantly more capable than the nuclear-armed, air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) scheduled for reti
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LPTA Works — and Does Not Work — for the Military Community
In this era of restrained spending, agencies are under pressure to adopt Lowest Price Technically Acceptable policies.
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Commentary: A Nuclear Bait-and-Switch With LRSO
Desperate times call for desperate measures; right now opponents of US nuclear modernization are more desperate than ever.
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Commentary: China’s ‘Casablanca’ Moment
China’s naval commander recently told his US counterpart that “a minor incident could spark war in the South China Sea”
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Commentary: To Address Overseas Presence Gaps, Permanently Base Aircraft Carrier at Souda Bay
Since the US Navy aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt left the Middle East, US Central Command has been fighting the Islamic State group without an aircraft carrier.
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Commentary: Silicon Valley Innovators Want To Tackle Pentagon Problems
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter said that tapping into innovation hubs like Silicon Valley and Boston is a top priority.
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Commentary: Needed: A Revolution in US Military Education
As US national security issues become more complicated, the nation can draw on a not-so-secret weapon: education
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Commentary: Defeating Missile Defense Systems
Ever since the Bush administration proposed deploying ABM system elements in Europe, Russian officials called it a threat
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Commentary: India — America’s New Special Relationship?
The US envisions India as a long-term, geostrategic and security partner.
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Commentary: Essential Capability, Smart Acquisition, Priority Investment
The US Air Force’s award of its new Long-Range Strike Bomber to Northrop Grumman was important for many reasons
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Commentary: US Is More Secure Without New, Nuclear-armed Cruise Missile
The Obama administration wants to build a new aircraft-launched, nuclear-armed cruise missile—the Long-Range Standoff Weapon (LRSO)—which will be significantly more capable than the nuclear-armed, air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) scheduled for reti
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LPTA Works — and Does Not Work — for the Military Community
In this era of restrained spending, agencies are under pressure to adopt Lowest Price Technically Acceptable policies.
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Commentary: A Nuclear Bait-and-Switch With LRSO
Desperate times call for desperate measures; right now opponents of US nuclear modernization are more desperate than ever.
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Commentary: China’s ‘Casablanca’ Moment
China’s naval commander recently told his US counterpart that “a minor incident could spark war in the South China Sea”
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Commentary: To Address Overseas Presence Gaps, Permanently Base Aircraft Carrier at Souda Bay
Since the US Navy aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt left the Middle East, US Central Command has been fighting the Islamic State group without an aircraft carrier.
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Commentary: Silicon Valley Innovators Want To Tackle Pentagon Problems
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter said that tapping into innovation hubs like Silicon Valley and Boston is a top priority.
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Commentary: Needed: A Revolution in US Military Education
As US national security issues become more complicated, the nation can draw on a not-so-secret weapon: education
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Commentary: Defeating Missile Defense Systems
Ever since the Bush administration proposed deploying ABM system elements in Europe, Russian officials called it a threat
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Commentary: India — America’s New Special Relationship?
The US envisions India as a long-term, geostrategic and security partner.
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Commentary: Essential Capability, Smart Acquisition, Priority Investment
The US Air Force’s award of its new Long-Range Strike Bomber to Northrop Grumman was important for many reasons
-
Commentary: US Is More Secure Without New, Nuclear-armed Cruise Missile
The Obama administration wants to build a new aircraft-launched, nuclear-armed cruise missile—the Long-Range Standoff Weapon (LRSO)—which will be significantly more capable than the nuclear-armed, air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) scheduled for reti
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LPTA Works — and Does Not Work — for the Military Community
In this era of restrained spending, agencies are under pressure to adopt Lowest Price Technically Acceptable policies.
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Commentary: A Nuclear Bait-and-Switch With LRSO
Desperate times call for desperate measures; right now opponents of US nuclear modernization are more desperate than ever.
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Commentary: China’s ‘Casablanca’ Moment
China’s naval commander recently told his US counterpart that “a minor incident could spark war in the South China Sea”
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Commentary: To Address Overseas Presence Gaps, Permanently Base Aircraft Carrier at Souda Bay
Since the US Navy aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt left the Middle East, US Central Command has been fighting the Islamic State group without an aircraft carrier.
-
Commentary: Silicon Valley Innovators Want To Tackle Pentagon Problems
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter said that tapping into innovation hubs like Silicon Valley and Boston is a top priority.
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Commentary: Needed: A Revolution in US Military Education
As US national security issues become more complicated, the nation can draw on a not-so-secret weapon: education
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Commentary: Defeating Missile Defense Systems
Ever since the Bush administration proposed deploying ABM system elements in Europe, Russian officials called it a threat
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Commentary: India — America’s New Special Relationship?
The US envisions India as a long-term, geostrategic and security partner.
